furnish someone with something

furnish | American Dictionary

furnish
verb[ T ]
us/ˈfɜr·nɪʃ/

furnishverb[T] (ADD FURNITURE)

to put furniture in a place:
They furnished their home with antiques.

furnishverb[T] (SUPPLY)

to supply or provide something needed:
Jeanne’s catering company furnished all the food for the party.

furnish | Business English

furnish
verb[ T ]
 formaluk /ˈfɜːnɪʃ/us
to provide something:
furnish information/details
furnish sb with sthWe aim to furnish our business customers with all their IP solutions.
furnish sth to sbThe fund may include information on its investment results in reports furnished to present or prospective shareholders.
PROPERTY
to put furniture in an office, building, etc.:
renovation and furnishing costs
The apartment was sold fully furnished for $1.3 million.

Examples of furnish

furnish
The four digipacks are enclosed in a slipcase with a separate ninety-six-page booklet of notes, lavishly furnished with colour photos and facsimiles.
The supports for the 2 in. tubing were so designed that they could furnish moments to reduce the mid-span deflexion of the tubing (figure 1).
All the toilets were furnished with marble walls and floorings.
On the other hand, the obligation to furnish a detailed written description of the invention that was proposed for the patent.
On the one hand, it furnishes a recognisably prestigious arena for just the kind of conspicuous consumption ' for the moment ' that especuladores thrive on.
Like magic mirrors, these narratives furnish images from different times and places.
Some researchers have furnished an abundance of articles to the book and have sustained an intimidatingly excellent standard.
Even adult speech that adheres to adult standards may furnish no clues or only tenuous ones.
Line drawings should be directly reproducible; glossy prints should be furnished for all halftone illustrations.
One clear benefit is that no specialised musical knowledge is required to furnish the images with music, although it may be an advantage.
Moreover, bad weather provided an excuse for failing to furnish batches of paper on time.
If so, this needs to be said straight out and documentation furnished, with the intent to explicitly correct wrongdoing.
In contrast to the previous fixpoint characterizations, order preservation furnishes an account of preferred answer sets in terms of the underlying generating rules.
In a spherical geometry such a target may be furnished with one or two conical channels for the injection of the triggering driver radiation.
We will argue that functional and, especially, political assessments drive commitment to democracy-in-practice, while a diffuse model furnishes a better account of democracy-in-principle.
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